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Erquelinnesia is an extinct turtle genus from the Cretaceous period, which has been found in fossils. Paleontologist Louis Dollo first described this genus late 19th century from fossilized samples found in the layers of Upper Paleocene / Lower Eocene in Hainaut, Belgium, . Erquelinnesia lived between the Upper Cretaceous ( Maastrichtian , about 70.6 million years ago) and Lower Paleocene ( Danian (about 61.7 million years ago). Louis Dollo named his discovery as Pachyrhynchus gosseleti in 1886. However, in the following year, the nomenclature was changed by Dollo to Erquelinnesia gosseleti to resolve a conflict with another already existing generic name. Moreover, an additional species was attributed to the genus Erquelinnesia. The North American species called Erquelinnesia molariathat w

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  • Erquelinnesia Dollo, 1887 è un genere di tartarughe marine vissuto tra il Cretacico superiore (Maastrichtiano, circa 70,6 milioni di anni fa) e Paleocene inferiore (Daniano (circa 61,7 milioni di anni fa), i cui resti fossili sono stati ritrovati in Europa e (forse) in Sudamerica. (it)
  • Erquelinnesia — вимерлий рід морських прихованошийних черепах вимерлої родини Thalassemyidae. Рід існував наприкінці крейдового періоду і в палеоцені (70,6-61,7 млн років тому). Скам'янілі рештки представників роду знайдені у Перу та Бельгії. Деякі викопні зразки, які приписували до Erquelinnesia, згодом віднесли до роду . (uk)
  • Erquelinnesia is an extinct turtle genus from the Cretaceous period, which has been found in fossils. Paleontologist Louis Dollo first described this genus late 19th century from fossilized samples found in the layers of Upper Paleocene / Lower Eocene in Hainaut, Belgium, . Erquelinnesia lived between the Upper Cretaceous ( Maastrichtian , about 70.6 million years ago) and Lower Paleocene ( Danian (about 61.7 million years ago). Louis Dollo named his discovery as Pachyrhynchus gosseleti in 1886. However, in the following year, the nomenclature was changed by Dollo to Erquelinnesia gosseleti to resolve a conflict with another already existing generic name. Moreover, an additional species was attributed to the genus Erquelinnesia. The North American species called Erquelinnesia molariathat w (en)
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  • Erquelinnesia meridionalis restoration from scientific morphological descriptions (en)
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  • Erquelinnesia meridionalis restoration from scientific morphological descriptions (en)
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  • * †Erquelinnesia gosseleti * †Erquelinnesia meridionalis (en)
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  • Erquelinnesia is an extinct turtle genus from the Cretaceous period, which has been found in fossils. Paleontologist Louis Dollo first described this genus late 19th century from fossilized samples found in the layers of Upper Paleocene / Lower Eocene in Hainaut, Belgium, . Erquelinnesia lived between the Upper Cretaceous ( Maastrichtian , about 70.6 million years ago) and Lower Paleocene ( Danian (about 61.7 million years ago). Louis Dollo named his discovery as Pachyrhynchus gosseleti in 1886. However, in the following year, the nomenclature was changed by Dollo to Erquelinnesia gosseleti to resolve a conflict with another already existing generic name. Moreover, an additional species was attributed to the genus Erquelinnesia. The North American species called Erquelinnesia molariathat was known only from a fossilized mandible bone has subsequently re-categorized to the genus Euclastes. In 2010, new remnants were found in South America.The newly discovered species was from the Paleocene of Argentina; it was given the name Erquelinnesia meridionalis. The species was previously designated to a separate genus, Pampaemys and then, Euclastes before the re-classification in light of the newly found fossilized evidence. (en)
  • Erquelinnesia Dollo, 1887 è un genere di tartarughe marine vissuto tra il Cretacico superiore (Maastrichtiano, circa 70,6 milioni di anni fa) e Paleocene inferiore (Daniano (circa 61,7 milioni di anni fa), i cui resti fossili sono stati ritrovati in Europa e (forse) in Sudamerica. (it)
  • Erquelinnesia — вимерлий рід морських прихованошийних черепах вимерлої родини Thalassemyidae. Рід існував наприкінці крейдового періоду і в палеоцені (70,6-61,7 млн років тому). Скам'янілі рештки представників роду знайдені у Перу та Бельгії. Деякі викопні зразки, які приписували до Erquelinnesia, згодом віднесли до роду . (uk)
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